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'.... Os ly <br /> California Environmental Protection Agency <br /> Department of Toxic Substances Control <br /> Site Mitigation Program <br /> C'(IFOA** <br /> FACT SHEET <br /> LOCAL CLEANUP AGREEMENTS <br /> NEW LEGISLATION: LOCAL CLEANUP <br /> AGREM1ENTS The full text of section <br /> 101075 (b) is provided: <br /> Senate Bill (SB) 1248 (O'Connell) <br /> became effective on " (b) "waste" means either of the <br /> January 1, 1996. SB 1248 enacted following: <br /> Health and Safety Code sections 512 <br /> through 512.4. (All statutory 1) Any material for which no <br /> references herein are to the Health use or reuse is intended and <br /> and Safety Code unless otherwise that is to be discarded. <br /> stated. ) The purpose of SB 1248 is <br /> to allow a responsible party and a 2) Any material that spills, <br /> local health or environmental health escapes, or is released from <br /> agency (local agency) to enter into any manufacturing, <br /> a written agreement for the industrial, commercial, or <br /> supervision of the cleanup of a other plane, facility, or <br /> simple waste release. process, or that escapes or <br /> is released during the <br /> SB 1248 establishes a cleanup transport-4:g or transferring <br /> program which allows a local health from one place to another, <br /> agency to supervise the remedial or during the pumping, <br /> action taken at a site, set cleanup processing, storing, or <br /> goals at a site, and issue a letter packaging of any material <br /> or other document that certifies in, to, or from such a <br /> that the cleanup goals were plant, facility, or process, <br /> accomplished. While local or that enters or may enter <br /> regulatory agencies have supervised an uncontained air space or <br /> simple cleanups for many years, a surface water course that <br /> until enactment of SB 1248, there is not totally contained on <br /> was no direct recognition of these the contiguous property of <br /> activities in state law. the plant, facility, or <br /> SB 1248 was not intended to process, or which enters, or <br /> constitute a change in the status may enter, the groundwater <br /> quo, but rather to acknowledge the underlying such plant, <br /> legitimacy of local cleanup facility, or process. " <br /> activities already being performed <br /> by qualified local agencies. • Based on available information, <br /> a local agency officer may agree <br /> Key Elements of SB 1248: to supervise a remedial action <br /> if the agency has adequate staff <br /> • Sections 512 (a) (1) through (6) resources, technical expertise, <br /> define the terms: local and capabilities to adequately <br /> officer; person; release; supervise the remedial action. <br /> remedial action; responsible <br /> party; and waste. • The written remedial action <br /> agreement must specify the <br /> Section 512 (a) (6) states that testing, monitoring, and <br /> "waste" has the same meaning as analysis the responsible party <br /> set forth in section 470 (b) . will carry out to determine the <br /> However,' SB 1360 (Stats. 1995, type and extent of the <br /> Chapter 415) repealed section contamination, specify the <br /> 470 and replaced it with section remedial actions that will be <br /> 101075. <br /> Local Cleanup Agreements Page 1 (February 5, 1996) <br />